How The Monkees TV Show Influenced Jackie Chan Adventures
There's an actual connection here, we promise.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water Is About To Break Even As Its Worldwide Box Office Total Reaches $1.38 Billion
With its box office gross approaching $1.4 billion worldwide, Avatar: The Way of Water should start to turn a profit soon.
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Tim Burton Needed A Jack Nicholson Translator On The Set Of Batman
'So he would say things to me and I'd go, 'Yeah, I get it,' and then I'd go to someone, 'What the f*** was he just talking about?''
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The Searchers Ending Explained: Wandering Forever Between The Winds
What does the iconic final shot of John Ford's classic Western actually mean?
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Daniel Craig Was 'Haunted' By His Half-Naked Beach Scene In Casino Royale
Turns out, one of the film's most memorable shots was actually an accident.
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The Meaning Behind Those Weird Disney Shots In An American Werewolf In London
Is the character Alex merely a Disney Adult or is there actually a deeper meaning behind this motif?
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Paul Walker's Brick Mansions Training Included Learning From The 'Father Of Parkour'
Before Hollywood's tentative love affair with Parkour, it was the French who really embraced the sport on film; it was Americans who butchered it.
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No Country For Old Men's Opening Scene Had To Be The 'Most Violent' Moment In The Film
'This has to be the most horrific, torturous, sort of choking scene ever seen.'
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How Clint Eastwood Inspired Jake Sully's New Look In Avatar: The Way Of Water
Jake Sully's handsome leather poncho in Avatar: The Way of Water brings Clint Eastwood, Man with No Name realness.
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A Series Of Intimate Questions Led Yorgos Lanthimos To Create The Lobster
Yorgos Lanthimos is always asking the deepest of questions in his strange and cerebral films.
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Christian Bale Claims His Pay For American Psycho Was Less Than The Film's Make-Up Artists
He fought for the role, and that was part of the price.
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Alfred Hitchcock Was Christopher Nolan's Guiding Light While Directing Dunkirk
When filming Dunkirk, Christopher Nolan used Hitchockian influences to convey the heavy emotions of soldiers, without really saying a word.
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Avatar 3 Will Feature A Villainous Na'vi Fire Nation Called The 'Ash People'
Water. Earth. Fire. Sky People.
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Mad About You's Writers Room Was The Perfect Inspiration For Paul Reiser's Role In Reboot
Paul Reiser plays the elder sitcom writer Gordon Gelman in Hulu's clever show Reboot.
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The Shining's Hedge Maze Sets Were Just As Disorienting Behind The Scenes
Even the film's crew had a difficult time navigating the Overlook's sprawling maze.
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Bruce Timm Took The 'Princess Bride' Approach To Both Batman And Superman: The Animated Series
The Princess Bride Approach: Leave out all the boring parts and focus on the good stuff.
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The Idea For Smallville Came From A Rejected Batman Prequel Pitch From Tim McCanlies
We have Bruce Wayne to thank for the existence of Smallville.
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Minority Report Built The Fashion Of The Future Out Of Three Different Worlds
It's called fashion, sweetie. Look it up.
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Emilio Estevez And Mick Jagger's Freejack Showdown Caused Chaos On The Streets Of New York
The moral of the story is never to get in the way of a New Yorker and their already-difficult commute.
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Steve Martin's Name Wasn't Enough To Sell Paramount On The Jerk
He was big on the stage, but he didn't have an audience yet for the jump to movies.
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Aftersun Is The Best Movie Of 2022 That No One Knows How To Talk About
Aftersun is meant to be seen in context and not through a series of gif reactions.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water Is Holding Steady, With New Year's Weekend Box Office Expected To Match Christmas
Avatar: The Way of Water is potentially looking at a zero percent drop in its third weekend at the box office.
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Stanley Kubrick Used Full Metal Jacket's Casting Call As A Publicity Stunt
The director seemed to be constantly calculating behind the scenes of his Vietnam War drama.
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Clint Eastwood Had To Fight To Make The Man With No Name A Mystery
Sometimes less is more, and sometimes it's everything.
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Tales From The Box Office: Chicago Did A Killer Job Of Making Musicals Cool Again
Chicago gave 'em an act with lots of flash in it, and the reaction was indeed passionate.
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The Daily Stream: Come From Away Forges A Community From Chaos
Come From Away is the start of a moment at the edge of the world, and it perfectly encapsulates the gravitas without providing a play-by-play.
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Robert Redford Created The Sundance Institute To 'Celebrate People Who Don't Get Celebrated'
'Even if I'd been in the mainstream in my career I was always interested in the alternative point of view...'
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